Sentence examples for need to bang from inspiring English sources

"That is something we need to bang our head against".

We need to bang our supposed allies' heads together and stop this nonsense.

But he doesn't really need to bang the drum so hard; he has made his points clearly and powerfully already.

And Apple is sufficiently confident not to need to bang you over the head with a message.

You just need to bang it, and bang it and bang it" – he acts out the act of pushing a door hard.

He added: "It's almost as if the parties decided that all their policy proposals were so well known that they didn't need to bang on about them any more and so they devoted themselves to politicking instead".

Somebody needs to bang bureaucratic heads together and set an agenda.

The lad needs to bang the side of his head and knock the pool water loose.

He needs to bang heads together to clinch trade deals in marathon haggling sessions, to have the ear of statesmen and business bigwigs, and to win unbelievers to the free-trade gospel.In this section Who now?

He also needs to bang the table to show his EU counterparts he means it, although some do not take seriously his threat to recommend an Out vote if he does not get a good enough deal.

The select committee reckons that a Minister for Events is needed to bang heads together.Other countries which have recently staged big, successful sporting events have taken a different approach, devolving responsibility to cities such as Sydney, Melbourne and Barcelona.